Jakarta, hitclubapk3 Indonesia
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Victims of alleged illegal access of securities
Mirae Asset
denied sharing the account with other parties which resulted in the loss of money
investment
tens of billions.
This was conveyed by the victims’ lawyer, Krisna Murti, in response to Mirae Asset’s answer which accused the customers of negligence in handing over securities accounts.
“Our client became aware of illegal access after receiving notification via email regarding a transaction that was not carried out by the client,” he told reporters, Tuesday (2/12).
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Krisna said that after learning about illegal access, the victims had also asked Mirae Asset to do so
hold settlement
so that funds do not go out (T+2).
However, he said, Mirae did not immediately follow up on the victims’ reports by asking the Indonesian Stock Exchange (BEI) to hold them
settlement
.As a result, customer funds continue to go out.
He claims incidents of illegal digital access occur repeatedly.Several of his clients have experienced similar incidents in different time periods.
“PT Mirae Asset Sekuritas Indonesia’s assertion that it views every issue related to security and customer protection seriously is not true,” he said.
For this reason, Krisna said the victims decided to report to the Police Criminal Investigation Unit.According to him, this case could not be resolved through an internal investigation because there had been a large loss of funds.
“We want a guarantee of disclosure of the problem regarding the loss of shares stored in the application belonging to PT Mirae Asset Sekuritas Indonesia,” he explained.
On the other hand, Krisna assessed that Mirae Asset from the start did not show a serious attitude in dealing with the problem of illegal access.This is because they never coordinated regarding reports of abnormal and illegal transactions to the IDX, KSEI, or the police as a preventive measure.
“We will continue to move forward and we will take all legal measures deemed necessary without exception in order to protect and shed light on the problem of the alleged actions
illegal access
what happened at PT Mirae Asset Sekuritas Indonesia,” he said.
Meanwhile, Mirae Asset Sekuritas Indonesia, through its official statement, said that an investigation is currently underway with the Financial Services Authority (OJK).Apart from that, it involves Self-Regulatory Organizations (SRO) and the Financial Transaction Reports and Analysis Center (PPATK).
“From the initial inspection, there are strong indications that the customer shared his password and account access with other people, which is a strong violation of security guidelines and has the potential to pose a risk to the account. This finding is still in the process of being explored,” said Mirae Asset.
The company stated that it would take legal action if the investigation proved that there were actions that were detrimental to Mirae.The company ensures that its internal systems are safe and run in accordance with industry standards and applicable regulations.
“We also urge all customers to maintain the confidentiality of account information, including passwords, PINs and OTP codes, and not share it with anyone, including those closest to them. This step is very important to prevent unauthorized access,” continued Mirae Asset.
Previously, a number of victims who claimed to be clients of Mirae Asset Sekuritas made a police report to the Police Criminal Investigation Unit because they admitted to being victims of illegal access.
As a result of this illegal access, the victims lost investment money worth IDR 71 billion.When combined with assets belonging to several other victims, the total value and what was lost reached IDR 90 billion.
This report has been received by Bareskrim Polri with Police Report number STTL/583/XI/2025/BARESKRIM.In the report, it is suspected that illegal crimes involving access or transfer of funds, consumer protection, and money laundering (TPPU) have occurred.
(tfq/fra)
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